Check in to Zhao Liying's "The Journey of Flower" filming location! It's so beautiful, you'll cry.

One Thousand and One Courtyard Resort - Dai Courtyard** is located in Chongzuo, Guangxi, adjacent to the world-class karst landform landscape and the Mingshi Tianyuan scenery. It adopts a low-density courtyard layout, using local rammed earth, bamboo, and bluestone as materials, retaining the architectural elements of the Zhuang ethnic group's stilt houses, and matching them with modern minimalist lines to form a simple and advanced visual language. Each courtyard borrows from the landscape, with infinity pools, stargazing terraces, and rice terraces seamlessly connected. In the morning, the clouds and mist linger, and in the evening, the sunset glows. All seasons are like paintings. The interior is dominated by the Wabi-Sabi style, with original wood furniture, rough pottery, and hand-tie-dyed fabrics dotted throughout. The floor-to-ceiling windows introduce natural light and scenery, creating an immersive feeling of "indoor is nature." The basic room type starts at a spacious 45m², and the designer uses rammed earth walls, rattan lamps, and hand-tie-dyed fabrics to create a simple luxury. 180-degree panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows are standard, and the bathtub is often placed in the best viewing position, allowing people to enjoy the ink painting-like distant mountains while soaking in the bath. The restaurant's ingredients are taken from surrounding organic farms. It is recommended to try Chongzuo's special dishes such as lemongrass grilled river fish, five-color glutinous rice, and sour bamboo shoot and yellow-skinned duck**, paired with Guangxi's local honey wine. Picnic tables are set up in the rice fields, providing handmade tea snacks such as Zhuang ethnic oil tea and wild loquat cakes. Rice field yoga, cave meditation, and mountain SPA. Zhuang brocade weaving, ancient brown sugar making, and pottery workshops. Catching fish in rice fields, bamboo raft painting, and nighttime nature exploration (observing fireflies and popularizing the starry sky). Rice field concerts, Zhuang ethnic song festivals, and photography groups are held regularly. Mingshi Tianyuan (10-minute drive): Row a boat on the Mingshi River and check in to the filming location of "The Journey of Flower." Detian Transnational Waterfall (1-hour drive): The largest transnational waterfall in Asia, a wonder on the Sino-Vietnamese border. Heishui River Wetland (30-minute drive): Take a boat to explore the karst caves and the habitat of wild white-headed langurs. Anping Xianhe (40-minute drive): Primitive river rafting, with ancient banyan trees towering on both sides like a secret realm.